Durham House, its origin in the thirteenth century, 3-4; Otho, the papal legate, the Oxford clergy and scholars make "solemn submission" to him here, 4-5; Henry III. shelters here, 6; Prince (Henry V.) stays here, 6; Richard de Bury, author of _Philobiblon_, lives here, 8; Hatfield, Thomas, Bishop of Durham, 7, 9; Henry VIII. appropriates the house, 10; grants it to Thomas Boleyn, 11; Anne Boleyn and Princess Elizabeth, 11; Cranmer resides here, 11; great festivities attended by Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, the Court, the Mayor of London, etc., 12-13; Chastillon, the French Ambassador to Edward VI., lodges here, 14; Edward VI. grants the house to the Princess Elizabeth, 14; a mint here, 14; Lady Jane Grey married here, 15; Queen Elizabeth acquires the house, 14; grants it to Walter Raleigh, 15; Raleigh's residence here, 16-20; Philip Sidney, 16; Raleigh dispossessed, 18; his letter of remonstrance, 18; the case of Glanville _v._ Courtney, 19; a fire here, 19; tobacco at Durham House, 20; falls into decay, 36. Durham House Street, 8, 21, 72. Durham Rents, 72. Durham Yard, 36-37, 71-73, 75. Durham Yard, fire in, 38-41. Dyce, William, 242. Edgecombe, Lady, 159. Edward III. at Durham House, 9. Edward IV., 251. Edward VI., 14, 251. Edward VII. King, 212, 215. _Edwin and Angelina_, 258. Egerton, Lord Chancellor, 221. Egerton, Thomas (Baron Ellesmere), 19. Elizabeth, Princess (Queen), 11, 14, 15-16, 17, 221. Elliston, William, 164. Embankment, Victoria, the, 191. Essex, Earl of, 221. Etherege, Sir George, 29. Etty, William, 242-243. Evelyn, 229, 232-233, 247, 263. Exchange, the New, the laying of the foundation stone, 21; the Earl of Salisbury proprietor, 21; opposition of the City, 22; its interior, 22; opened by James I. as "Britain's Burse," 22; Stow's description, 23-24; the Venetian Ambassador writes about it to the Doge and State of Venice, 24; the Earl of Salisbury, 25-26; Tobie Matthew, 26; its most flourishing period, 27; various allusions to it by the dramatists of Charles II. period, and others, 27-30; the first edition of _Othello_ published here, 28; Henry Herringman, the publisher, 29; Dryden, Otway, Etherege, 29; Samuel Pepys, 29, 37, 38, 39, [see also Appendix]; Addison, 30; Rules for the New Exchange, 30-35; murder here, 44-48; the "White Milliner," 49-63; Douglas Jerrold's play on the subject, 57-63; "Nan" Clarges, Duchess of Albemarle, 63-71; Gay's _Trivia_, 71; quack doctors, 71; overcrowding of the Exchange, 73; order of the Inner Star Chamber, 74. Fairfax, General, 226-229. _Fair Penitent, The_, 141, 247. Farren, William, 58. _Fatal Falsehood, The_, 159. Fergusson, James, 95-96. Fire at Northumberland House, 263. FitzHerbert, Mrs, 212.